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5. True or false: When dealing with Worker's Compensation, excess earnings refers to the total amount that exceeds the maximum assessable earnings for each employee based on each province or territories maximum. Answer: 6. John is an employee in Alberta and has a year-to-date total for regular earnings of $43,000 vacation pay of $2400 a home relocation loan taxable benefit of $3500 employer-provided automobile taxable benefit of $4250. Employer contributions to, his registered retirement savings plan of $1000, union dues of $400 calculate the total to be recorded in box 14 of John's T4 information slip. Answer: 5. True or false: When dealing with Worker's Compensation, excess earnings refers to the total amount that exceeds the maximum assessable earnings for each employee based on each province or territories maximum. Answer: 6. John is an employee in Alberta and has a year-to-date total for regular earnings of $43,000 vacation pay of $2400 a home relocation loan taxable benefit of $3500 employer-provided automobile taxable benefit of $4250. Employer contributions to, his registered retirement savings plan of $1000, union dues of $400 calculate the total to be recorded in box 14 of John's T4 information slip. Answer:

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